Dr. Phillip Rhoads, MD
DPC Internal Medicine physician, Loveland, CO
NoCo Primary CareDr. Phillip Rhoads started NoCo Primary Care, a direct primary care practice for the entire family, and moved to Colorado in 2013.
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About Dr. Rhoads
Dr. Rhoads received his medical degree from the University of Arkansas in 1998. He finished a dual residency in adult internal medicine and pediatrics in 2002. He is board certified in internal medicine and pediatrics.
He practiced in Northwest Arkansas for 10 years before moving to Colorado in 2013. He started NoCo Primary Care to do something different. Outside work, he enjoys rock climbing, mountain biking, adventure racing and camping in his 1977 Airstream trailer.
NoCo Primary Care offers direct primary care for the entire family.
Membership and fees
At NoCo Primary Care, the adult membership for age 27 and up costs $85 per month, and a second adult costs $70 per month. New memberships also pay a one-time $50 per person enrollment fee, up to $100 per family, plus a pro-rated first month.
The membership for ages 18 to 26 costs $55 per month, plus a one-time $50 enrollment fee for new memberships.
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Patient reviews
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The absolute best doctor I have ever experienced in my entire life.
"The absolute best doctor I have ever experienced in my entire life. Dr. Rhoads is sincere, open-minded, compassionate, understanding, persistent, and smart. I also value the fact that he suggested natural approaches when they were best for me rather than pushing pharmaceutical drugs. He genuinely resembles what all doctors ought to be: compassionate, perceptive, and capable of holistic healing. He still tops the charts after multiple visits to doctors in more than five states!"
excellent in every way
"Friendliness, accessibility, expertise, and adequate time spent with you make this doctor and his staff excellent in every way."
Questions patients ask
Does Dr. Rhoads take insurance, or offer a membership?
NoCo Primary Care offers direct primary care for the entire family. The practice works for patients rather than an insurance company.
How much does a membership at NoCo Primary Care cost?
The adult membership for age 27 and up costs $85 per month, and a second adult costs $70 per month. New memberships also pay a one-time $50 per person enrollment fee, up to $100 per family. The membership for ages 18 to 26 costs $55 per month, plus a one-time $50 enrollment fee for new memberships.
Is Dr. Rhoads board certified?
Dr. Rhoads is board certified in internal medicine and pediatrics.
Where did Dr. Rhoads train?
He received his medical degree from the University of Arkansas in 1998. He finished a dual residency in adult internal medicine and pediatrics in 2002.
Does NoCo Primary Care offer telehealth?
Patients can send secure text, pictures and video through the practice's HIPAA-compliant app.
Where is Dr. Rhoads's office?
Dr. Rhoads started NoCo Primary Care.
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